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Do you think you know your Python code basics? Test that knowledge!
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1
What is the name of the latest Python version
Python 1.5
Python 2.0
Python X
Python 3
2
Python is one of Google's official programming languages
True
False
3
Python code is interpreted on execution
False
True
4
The Python Programming langauge is the easiest to learn.
False
True
5
What is Python used for?
Rapid Prototyping
Web Applications
Software Development
System Scripting
6
Python influenced the design of another coding language (Javascript)
True
False
7
What is the parameter for "x" to the open() function?
Create
Write
Append
Delete
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Who created the Python programming language?
Guido van Rossum
Monthy Python
9
Which is a illegal variable name?
2myvar = "John"
my var = "John"
my-var = "John"
my_var = "John"
10
Which ones are Python collection data types
Set
List
Dictionary
Tuple
11
What is a correct syntax to output "Hello World" in Python?
echo "Hello World"
p("Hello World")
echo("Hello World");
print("Hello World")
12
Which option is not a Python Data Type
Numeric Type
Python Type
Text Type
Binary Type
13
What function can display text on Python
print()
type()
text()
display()
14
What two values does a Boolean represent?
A or B
True or False
Greater or Less Than
Right or Wrong
15
What platform can Python run on?
Windows
Mac
Linux
All of the above
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Joining two strings with the + operator is called...
String concatenation
String addition
String joining
String replication
17
What code is used for user input?
user_input()
raw_input()
user()
input()
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What can you use to make multiline strings?
Forward slash Double quote (/")
Two Double quotes ("")
Three Double quotes (""")
Double quote Backwards slash ("\)
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What are variables in Python?
Data values
Containers for storing data
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Which character creates a comment within Python
#
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